Reds Split With Braves Lose Ground in NL Race
The Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Braves split a doubleheader, widening the gap atop the NL. Reds won 5-3 in the first game with John Tsitouris the winner, while the Braves took 7-6 in the nightcap as Reds pitcher Joey Jay struggled. Marty Keough and Vada Pinson homered for Cincinnati. Pinson collected six hits across both games.
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Hamilton Raceway Pace Card Highlights Nine Races
The program lists nine race lineups at Hamilton Raceway with multiple horses per event. Notable entries include Daisy Dale Justice and Florabelle Holtzmuller in the first race and Betty B Five Emily Oliver in the second, plus various owners and drivers such as Warner Barnes Sayre and Owens.
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Justice
Hill Women
Warner
Florabelle
Holtzmuller
Grand Hazel Volo
Barnes
Doll Face
Owens
Doc's Boy
Hickey
High Dandy
Bowyer
Alpine
McConnaughey
Betty B
Five
Emily Oliver
Wave Flyer
Charming Billy
Dowell
Turp’s
Hickory
Hi Babe Sayre
Sayre
Bruce Spencer
Carr
Bert's Choice
Fissell
Pace
Scotty
Jane
Williams
Lacy Queen
Albertson
Tillie Dell
DeVoe
Josedale Diplomat
Golden Leon
Edwards
Sonny Thunderbolt
Wilfong
Hattie B
Sterritt
Ambascot
DeBaun
Pace —Zabud
Vic's Choice
Eric Jester
Paris
Shy Lady
Commando Pick
Mighty Time
Tiny B
Brown
Waterbug
Ray Creed
Hanner
Baker
Graham Cracker
Dunwoody
Miss Carroll
Noggie
Rock! Chief
Cedar Crest Maid
Burgett
Carroll V. Adios
Lovett
Edgewood Miss
Archbob
Big Mac
McPherson
Earvmor
Henman
Atrue
Euchre Dan
Dr. Keller
Bell Ko San
Honey Bun Wins Best Of Breed At Mad River Puppy Match
Marvel's Honey Bun a 4 month old toy poodle owned by Mrs Erle A Hanson of Middletown was judged best of breed yesterday at the Mad River Valley Kennel Club Puppy Match in Springfield and also won first in the Toy Group.
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Middletown
Mad River Valley Kennel Club
Springfield
National League Sunday results and Tuesday games across leagues
Sunday results include St Louis 10 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 5 6 Milwaukee 3 7 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2 in rain Chicago and St Louis scheduled, plus two postponed. Houston 8 New York 2 eight innings rain and second game postponed. San Francisco at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. Upcoming Chicago at St Louis Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Houston at New York twi night.
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Koufax Aims Only For 20 Wins Not Shutouts
Dodgers left hander Sandy Koufax said his sole target is 20 victories, not shutouts, after blanking the Mets 6-0 with a three hit, 13 strikeouts at Pro Grounds. The 27 year old Brooklyn native has never reached 20, with 18 in 1961.
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Downing, Yankees blank Kansas City for third shutout win
Al Downing pitched a four hit game with 10 strikeouts for his third shutout and fifth win since a midseason call up, as the Yankees won 5-0 over Kansas City. Dick Groat piled up six hits with two doubles and three RBIs as St Louis split a doubleheader with Chicago, taking the opener 10-3 before a 7-3 loss in game two.
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Dick Groat
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Dodgers Extend Lead With 3-2 Win In Rain Shortened Game
The Dodgers beat the Phillies 3-2 in the rain shortened first game of a doubleheader, improving their NL lead to 6.5 games over the Giants as Podres earned his fourth straight win. Houston beat the Mets 8-3 with a seven-run first inning, while the Cards and Cubs split, keeping St. Louis just ahead of Chicago for third place.
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Walter Alston
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Walter
Johnny Podres
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Podres
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Houston
John Bateman
Mets
Frank Thomas
Cubs
Dick Croat
Ron Santo
Lou Brock
Ernie Banks
Santo
Los Angeles
Angels
Fox
White Sox
Orioles
Steve Barber
Billy Hitchcock
John Buzhardt
Jerry Adair
Brooks Robinson
Buzhardt
Minnesota
Cleveland
Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Zoilo Versailles
Vic Power
Jim Kaat
Bill Pleis
City Golf Entries Near 100 As Deadline Approaches
Entries for the City Golf Tournament near 100 with 24 hours left. Forest Hills leads with 13 among 70 signed. Wildwood with 40 and Brown's with 17. Ned Root wins First Flight at Brown's Run while other clubs report low gross and net honors across classes.
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Wildwood
Brown
Root
Jimmy Ritter
DeWitt Boyd
Johnny Warner
Bob McCandless
Cliff Sweeney
Dick Fiessinger
Tom Halderman
Jack Kinder
Sol Back
Bob Nerenberg
McCandless
Kinder
Ray Brown
Robert Carson
Brown's Run Country Club
Tom Wiley
Forest Hills Country Club
Bill Johnson
Bob Sant
Gene Smith
John Watson
Davey Davidson
Virlin Klopfer
Wiley
Sant
Bob Easton
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Top hitters include Davis and Groat with .330 and .326. runs leaders Aaron and White with 67. RBIs led by Aaron and Santo at 70 and 65. Groat and White lead hits with 119 and 117. doubles topped by Great and Pinson. triples led by Pinson. home runs by Aaron and McCovey with 26. steals by Pinson and Robinson. Pitching leaders include Koufax 153 decisions and .823. Maloney 143 decisions and .824. strikeouts Koufax 163 and Drysdale 145. Yastrzemski leads batting at .337 with Malzone at .323. Allison and Wagner lead RBIs at 60. Malzone and Yastrzemski lead hits with 109. Allison and Wagner top home runs. Aparicio and Wood lead steals. Radatz and Ford top pitching records with 10-1 and 14-3. Bunning and Pizarro lead strikeouts.
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Groat
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Santo
Chicago
Pinson
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
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Maloney
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Drysdale
Malzone
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versalles
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Wagner
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Detroit
Radatz
Ford
New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Yankees Face Broad Struggles With Desperate Lineup
The New York Yankees rely on Hector Lopez John Blanchard and Yogi Berra in outfield and catcher roles with Al Downing in the rotation as they hold a 62 game lead. A doubleheader sweep of the Kansas City Athletics pushed their edge while Elston Howard Tom Tresh and Lopez fueled an 11 6 opener win and Downing blanked KC 5 0 in the nightcap.
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John Blanchard
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Loach
Yogi Berra
al Downing
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Ulso
Yanks
Kansas City Athletics
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Bera
Blanchard
Downing
Elston Howard
Tom Tresh
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Los Angeles
Angels
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Nellie Fox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Yogi Berra Gives Yankees Lift With Hot Bat
Yogi Berra 38 is on a 10 for 18 binge over five games boosting New York as Mantle and Maris are shelved. He drives in eight, hits two homers and two doubles in a 11-4 win over Kansas City plus two singles and a run in the same contest. Berra hints his playing career isn’t over though future decisions are uncertain. Manager Ralph Houk credits his bat and notes the doubleheaders ahead.
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Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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Berra
Ralph Houk
Wittenberg Plans 1963 schedule with seven conference foes
Springfield Ohio AP reports Wittenberg University outlines a 1963 football schedule featuring seven Ohio Conference opponents and two non conference games. The opener is September 28 at home against Otterbein with non conference dates set for Lenoir Rhyne and Gettysburg.
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Ottertein
Lenoir Rhyne
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Gene Freese
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Smoky
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Wildwood Golf Club
Ned Root
Kent Little
Jack Huber
Bill McCabe Jr
John Harkrader
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Don Davies
Jim Wikoff
Jack Nagan
Bill Bergmann
Gross
George McClure
William Maxwell
Edwin Singley
Lee Weitzenkorn
Yastrizemski
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Dick Radatz
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Marty Miller Miller
Paul Deger
N. Verity
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Roosevelt
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Jerry Abner Barber
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Cincinnati Turf Club
America
Government Square
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